This mornings Proms - better blending and color harmony
This mornings Proms - better blending and color harmony
Here are a few limb shots from this mornings shooting session. Ive spent a lot of time getting the edge blend the way I like it, such that the disk does not appear to be a flat plate suspended over a background of blood reds. Also, gone forever is the red proms. It was an experiment, but was hard to see, and reduced the visibility of the dim prom components. Also, and very importantly, the color I am now going to use is harmonious with the firey disk, and appears to be an extension of it, rather than a background. I believe I have preserved in these images both the data integrety, asthetic appeal, and a harmony in color and tonal blends. Thanks to Ken for pointing out the issues. Here are todays shots:
Thanks for looking!
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Thanks for looking!
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Chris Schur
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Birch Mesa Observatory, Payson Arizona
Clear Creek Canyon Observatory, Happy Jack, Arizona
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Birch Mesa Observatory, Payson Arizona
Clear Creek Canyon Observatory, Happy Jack, Arizona
Re: This mornings Proms - better blending and color harmony
Outstanding - I like to color blends very much. The surface details have much more depth of field and rise up to the proms nicely!
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Re: This mornings Proms - better blending and color harmony
those are very good. I like the rough orange treatment.
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Re: This mornings Proms - better blending and color harmony (Calcium added!)
Funny you should ask mr Venture, Here is a CaK shot of the prom taken right afterwards. Totally different appearance at 393nm!
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Lovely images Chris!
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Re: This mornings Proms - better blending and color harmony
Thanks for all the pics Chris we're im Storm mode down here. Every afternoon brings one. Can't complain too much though as this type of weather makes the Bees work hard.
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Re: This mornings Proms - better blending and color harmony
Thanks Mark and Derek! We are going to be in storm mode all the rest of the week, up to two feet of snow predicted! We live at 5150 feet elevation, so our altitude may only get half of that.
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Clear Creek Canyon Observatory, Happy Jack, Arizona
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Re: This mornings Proms - better blending and color harmony
great blending of the disk and proms. I have to try it with my own images using Ken's image processing methods.
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I like the yellow-gold coloring of the limb, specially the edges processing. Nice work Chris.
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Re: This mornings Proms - better blending and color harmony
A 100% improvement Chris! fantastic blending, wonderful colour and wasn't the sun beautiful too
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Re: This mornings Proms - better blending and color harmony
Peter and Alexandra, really appreciate your support and approval! with all of your help, I have been able to continually refine the look of my Ha images to the current state. I have not read Kens articles yet, and wanted to see what I could do on my own first. You now see here the look my images will be takeing for some time to come! B)
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Hi Chris
very fine processing :
very fine processing :
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